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CURRENT MUSEUM OF ART::TRANSFER//DOWNLOAD
November 4 through December 15, 2016
OPENING RECEPTION
Friday, November 4th 2016
from 6 – 10 PM Current Museum of Art 60 Sullivan Street New York, NY 10012
EVENT DETAILS
OPEN HOURS
Monday – Friday: 11am-6pm http://current.mu
Download the Press Release
HOSTED SCREENINGS
TRANSFER welcomes groups and parties for private viewings. Contact the [email protected] to arrange a private viewing for your friends or colleagues.
IN PARTNERSHIP
The Current Museum of Art is a non-profit institution devoted to digital art. Their mission is to showcase, study, and preserve work by artists who engage technology to expand the boundaries of creative expression.
This Fall, The Current is inviting artists, technologists, scholars and the art-curious to 60 Sullivan Street, NYC for a battery of tests about the future of museums and digital art.
http://current.mu
INSTALLED AS A SERIES OF HYPERLINKED SOLO EXHIBITIONS from artists testing new formats for artmaking, the TRANSFER Downloadpresents custom three-channel solo presentations as part of the Current Museum of Art’s inaugural exhibition.
A dozen artworks are accessible via a playlist, creating a layered salon-style exhibition format which debuted this summer at the Minnesota Street Project in San Francisco (2016). Selecting an artwork from the control screen changes over the entire installation space to feature a single work – formats include algorithmic video, time-based narrative, generative 3D/VR, web-based work, GIFs, and other moving image.
The TRANSFER Download features a selection of new and existing works spanning themes of technology and the body, architectural space reimagined through moving images, and urban/glitch landscapes.
TRANSFER Director, Kelani Nichole
“This immersive installation invites visitors to get intimate with new formats – the TRANSFER Download creates a unique environment for viewing artworks. Featuring transitory media, ranging from VR to algorithmic video to web-based works. My selection of works represents artists pushing new formats for artmaking, and speculates on the bifurcation of scarcity and authenticity in contemporary art.”
FEATURED ARTISTS
AES+F, @laturbo, @claudiahart, @rollinleonard, @rosa-menkman , Lorna Mills, Harvey Moon, @evapapamargariti, Sabrina Ratte, @ricksilva and @nicolassassoon, @phillipstearns, @rottytooth
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